Did criminal insider speculators with
informants inside the British intelligence apparatus take advantage of their
foreknowledge of the announcement of a foiled terror plot to place put options
on airline stocks, reaping the benefits of their subsequent fall?

So says the India
Daily, claiming strange patterns in airline stocks preceded
the announcement - and that carefully placed money was waiting on the sidelines
to jump in and buy the stocks as cheaper prices before they rose again in
subsequent trading.

Airline stocks dropped as much as 28 per
cent during morning trading following the announcement of the alleged liquid
bomb plot.

Though the report can be quantified as
nothing more than speculation at this point, it mirrors murmurs we've been
receiving from stock brokers who also claim potential foul play.

If true it would also dovetail with similar
activity prior to the 9/11 attacks and the 7/7 bombings in London.

9/11 was preceded by suspicious put options
in large quantities placed on American and United Airlines which betrayed
advance knowledge of the attack. The investigation as to who was responsible
for authorizing the transactions led
directly back to former CIA director Buzzy Krongard.

In the case of the London bombings, the
pound
fell 6 per cent against the dollar for no apparent reason in
the 10 days before the attack.

"Currencies of established countries
simply do not fall that fast based upon any kind of economic or financial
analysis," said a 35 year veteran economist. "Somebody –
somewhere – knew something. Or maybe I should say 'somebodies.'"

Since even the official
investigation concluded that the alleged suicide bombers had
no outside links and were 'lone wolf' operatives, though this is tempered
by the fact that the ringleader Khan
was an MI5 informant, then one can only assume that elements
within the British government profited from their foreknowledge of the attack.

Indications are that the same criminals
took advantage of the fact that the decision and timing to announce the
alleged foiled plot to blow up transatlantic airliners was carefully
chosen at least a week in advance according to published reports.
This would have provided the insider traders with ample time to arrange
the transactions.